Characters: Rose Tyler and the Doctor
Rating: PG
Time Period: modern
Location: Kitchen - late at night.
Relative Date: A few weeks after the
cave appeared.
Status: Closed for now, PM to join.
[[OOC: Rose had a relationship with the character Lucifer aka Sam for awhile, but the player dropped. So this is her fully realizing that he is gone and
(
Read more... )
She didn't understand why he looked at her like that. Didn't he know that people came back to life here? Or, did something else happen that she didn't know about? Was this even the same Doctor that was here before? She heard stories about poeple leaving and coming back with no memory of being here.
"Doctor," she whispered back and took a step towards him. She resisted the urge to run towards him and wrap her arms around him like she did so many times before.
"Where have you been?" She searched his face for any possible answers. "Been lookin' for you," she frowned. "Thought maybe you were gone..." She tried not to think of that much. She knew the Doctor was always busy running bout and fixing things, but as the months went by, it was hard not to wonder.
Reply
But he saw her die.
And there was nothing logical about it. It was final and permanent, as death was and the small hope that she would return like all the others had extinguished the moment he held her lifeless body in his arms.
Here she was now, not nearly as bright-eyed and full of life as the Doctor liked to remember her. She looked tired and troubled, but she was here. She had been restored like the Master. Like Reinette. He didn't know what to say. He felt like a fool. Like he hadn't believed in her. But none of that mattered now.
"Where have I been?" he repeated and stepped towards her. He wanted to hug her, but something made him stop. She seemed tense and unsure. "Rose, I..." he began and then searched with his eyes for the words to continue. "I thought you were dead," he swallowed. "I mean really really dead. I saw it happened, and..." He clenched his jaw.
Reply
"Came back, like the others," she whispered. "Didn't remember most of it at first, but eventually did." It was scary when she first came back, but thankfully Harry was there to help her.
She let the hug linger on for longer then usual. After everything that had happened to her she just needed this; a friendly face and someone she knew she could trust.
Rose pulled back, her eyes met with his. "I've missed you. Got in all sorts of trouble while you were gone." Which was something she still needed to find out. "So what happened? Mean, been back for months now and you've been no where in sight." So much had happened since the last time she saw the Doctor.
Reply
He smiled just slightly, as she pulled away, but it was difficult to tell whether it was at the trouble she hinted at or the fact that she said she had missed him. "Ohhh, well it's a long story, Rose." His smile widened. "Look at you! It's a miracle you're even standing there," he noted and tucked his hands away in his pockets.
The Doctor looked her up and down. "Trouble? You? Should I act surprised or just ask what kind?" He rocked back onto his heels and then feeling especially spirited, he added with a wink and a grin, "Something exciting, I hope..."
Reply
"Might as well say the same for you, all of us really. Ever figure out how that works? Us coming back and such?" Whole place never made much sense and Rose figured by now, they'd never fully understand all of it.
"Oh you know..." she looked up at him and gave him the 'innocent' look. "Little bit of each kind of trouble. Excitin' bit was travelin' back to the one time period, seems like its the garden of Eden only Eve was dead, least it seemed like that. Group of us went and explored some. Don't know what to think, mean you told me before religion and god wasn't real..." That was a thought that had been bothering her for some time now. She always trusted and believed what the Doctor said, but there was so much that told her otherwise on that subject.
Reply
God? He winced, just slightly. He disliked it when humans asked about Him, especially when they were as good of friends as Rose. He realized the importance that God and religion played upon the average human's psyche and he wasn't really sure if it was his place to say either way. God was a human creation and the Doctor wasn't human. "The Garden of Eden?" he asked, but he already knew what she meant. The prehistoric time period had always felt 'off' to him. "Rose, I can't decide that for you, but I will say this... all stories are based somewhat in reality, aren't they? I wouldn't take the Bible literally, but the words, they came from somewhere. Maybe God isn't real, like you or I standing here, but he's a powerful concept to humanity..."
Reply
"Or, maybe he's some sort of alien, yeah?" It did seem like most human stories related back to aliens somehow. The ghosts that time in Cardiff were really aliens, the werewolf was really an alien. "It was just strange, Doctor. Mean, Adam was there and all and ..." She just shook her head, it was a bit much. "Sides that, I sort've umm well met an angel.." She didn't exactly when to tell the Doctor about "Sam". "Said his father was god...Though, I don't exactly think he was the good kind of angel."
Reply
"Could be. I haven't run 'cross him yet," he teased. "Aren't you going to offer me a bowl?" he said, deflecting from the subject with a wave of his hand toward the ice cream. He paused a beat. "So, what's the bad kind of angel?"
He was almost afraid of her answer.
Reply
"One that doesn't seem good." She didn't exactly know how to put it. "Said god was his father and he was an angel, showed me his wings and all. Seemed great at first, but then," Rose took a deep breath, this was harder then she thought it would be. "He changed. Started actin' different, finally started to show his true colors and true agenda. I think he might have been more of a demon if that's possible?" She still wasn't sure if she believed in angels and demons, but it was hard not to these days. "Think he was takin' advantage of me, usin' me to get what he wanted." She hated to admit that, but it was the truth.
Reply
He walked over to the table and sat down on the edge, listening to Rose as she talked. He got about as far as picking up the spoon to his lips when she admitted that the man may have been taking advantage of her.
The Doctor frowned. "Wanted?" He paused. "Wanted like... wanted what?" he asked again, ice cream dripping from his spoon and wrinkles of confusion spreading across his face. He was more concerned and baffled about this than Rose's outright accusation that 'Sam' may have been some kind of demon.
Reply
"Mean, at times I wondered bout him, but guess I only saw the best in him, thought I saw a different side to him...that he could be good." She really did trust the guy, but deep down she always knew there was something strange there.
"He had all these sort of powers and tried to impress me. Suppose I got a bit memorized by him." Sometimes she was just too nice for her own good.
Reply
He pushed himself from the edge of the table, a subconscious move which reflected how protective he was feeling of Rose. Whatever this Sam was, he didn't want it coming anywhere near her. Jack knew it. And now so did he.
Reply
"Sides my dreams. Been havin' these um nightmares lately. Don't know anymore if they're real or not. Can't tell if it's him or this place." Sam did have a lot of power, what if he could somehow still reach her from wherever he was. "I'm scared," she finally admitted.
Reply
Leave a comment